On 19/11/10 13:53, Yasmani Lara wrote: > Hi core team, i'm relatively new on linux and recently test something *cut > -n " " -f 1 ** and what sorprise an unexpected result, a fall of letters > and don't stop until Crtl+C keypress. Forgive my bad english, still > learning. Grettings from Cuba
Hi. This seems like incorrect usage. The command presented will output everything before the first \t in each file in the current directory, including any binary files. I'm guessing you may want: cut -d ' ' -f1 -- * thanks, Pádraig.
